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Two Excursion Trips Daily (Rain or shine)
where
BOATING, BATHING AND FISHING CAN
BE ENJOYED.
Music and Dancing on Boat aud Grounds.
WEEK DAYS-Boat leaves her wharf, foot
of 7th St, at 10 a. IN. and p, m. Returning,
arrives home at b and II p. IN.
saturday evening trip att.
sUNDAYS--10 a. m. and 3;90p m. Return
ing home at $50 aud 0 p. m.
25c. ROUND TRIP. CSC.
Family Days every Saturday, 10 a. m. Re-
turning home at 5:30 y. m,
1Oc. ROUND TRIP. 10c.
Meals served on boat. "
For Charters, etc, apply to RoD'T CALLA-
HAN, coz Penna. ave.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OET-Lsrge, yellow MastiT Dog,
Il Dained Duke; leathGriiued Nlvoc c0llari
disappeared from Gen. Blacks rGsitence,
lhhs ~ and'R | ave; liberal reward to finder
CHAS y. sARBER, Offices, Norris Bldg, 9th
and + SIS, Resldence liOi lDth 81 W.
I OsT-on Monday Evening, u Large
Ia amehyst ring ON q, near 10 st.. Finder
please leave same a. Hi5 . stn W and reosiYe
suitable reward.
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EUslMESS CHANCES.

ANY BUSINESS MAN WIN "a Capital
~ Of $3.50 can make a comfortable living
winter; soc profit on the dollar. For partlcu-
lars call at O27 st sw and sec the article.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NOR RENT Storage R0om at 40 * II
4 ne, 81 per cart load ior month";
L'OK Rent. wash rooms at 5J Il -tn
Il g, with all guuvCnjenCo' Tor Laundry
work, fuel included; IS per month In fiyanrr.
A RARE CHNHCi:-D iiico Rooms for
~ rent an entire I'd i'oor, two ropm., So
per mouth. lpquiie ON premises, on Fat u W.
L7Gi. EESI- stable in Alley betwosn
L / aud X aud 18th and i1th - NV Ap.
PLY tod ", f., MYERs X SON iI2S n V ave.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
EOR SALE uii ENuH tEGE-
~ ElR 4 4 MN

EOR SALE utt ENUH IEaE-
n For a FANM,
roll-huit SstOry and basement now
house lbricR), with store lifted NJ comp. cte,
with II rooms; tOt end cold water, ran so4:
bath and water closet on ~ door; gIs In all
OF the room and halls; water IN 3l story ali
gas IN basement: this is this b - business
property on tho Navy Yard one square from
navy yard gute; Stn and x sts q; for store,
boarding house or hotel; renting for SOC Ter
month; or will exchange Tor well improvet
farm OF l2i or li0 acres near Washington;
Marylun property preferred.
JOHS ! HAIL, iC0 18th st ".
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L'OR SALE-Rare Ch hance-Beautifu
Il s-room house and 10000 feet of ground In
Takoma Park, price only $4,000; also elegant
sites Tor two stores on 14th ST. lot 10 by l2O
feet TO 20 # alley. j. w. p. MYERS & son,
tjgS N Y ave
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BAY RIDGE,
On the Chesapeake.

UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
The most complete in all It's appointments
of any resort on Chesapeake bay OF Potomac
River. splendid music by the Naval Acad-
emy Band. Firstclass restaurant.
july III, 1887.
Trains leave Baltimore and OHIO II. r.
depot, Washington, week days, at O.l5 a. m,
2:iO p. III. and i:i0 p. m. Arrive at Bay Rligo
i0i5 a, m, $50 p. m. and $40 p. IN. Return
Ing leave Bay Ridge 500 a, m, Up. m., 8 y. m,
aud 0C0 y. m. Arrive at Washington 10 a. m,
3:i0 p. m, OILS p. m. and 1880 p. IN. On Sun
days, leave Washington 10 u, m, 2 p. m. and
8 p. m. Arrive at Bay Ridge il:l5 a M,
3:l5 p, IN. and a:l5p. m. Returning, leave Bay
Ridge S:Oh u. M. ~ noon, 500 p, m and 0C0
p. IN. Arrive at Washington lO:D q. IN 1:i0
p. H.. 9:l5 p. m. and 1880 p m.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
Tickets on sale ut B. b o. ticket Offices In
Washington. On sundays tickets sold at d.
& o. depot only. See advertisement of Bay
Ridge Company for special attractions from
time to time.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, OK LORD,
Manager. Genl Pass. Agent.
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A WASHINGTON telegram to the
birmingham Herad states that not
withstanding the much that has been
said Of Secretary Lamar as successor to
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EOR SALE-DesirabIe Lots on Gene
Il SEQ Place, Lanier Heights; lots from $3.50
10 oO, on Easy terms.
McLAClILEN & BATCHELDER,
n NJ " w
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JTOR SALE.

oR sNhh'
fvo.room pressed brick front houses, mod
imp; pay IL per cent on investment; price
81 eco each.
-Four lots opposite above l5c per 50 It.
j. W. =. MYERS & son,
ils N ave.
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F0R SAlG--huUSES
=. -'I,I,l7- -'15-.,-,~y-
L'OR SALE

L'OR SALE
i lOroom, y b. bay W, Md ave o,
bet lst and I'd sts.............. ....., SS.c00
Groom, p b, hay W, T st, het 9Th and 10th 5000
II room, b h, COT 18th and G............. 5000
10 Oroum. b h. gth st II w................., $500
broom, y b, Gth II n nw................. $500
o rC ON, h " cor 18th and q. ............ 1900
groom, y b, b W, all m |, l3ih st......,.. 4,2j)
i.room, " . II, bet LIST
and I'd sc.u........... .........,...,.. i,2b
groom, p l., b W, Nd ave, bet 81 AMI 18th
n t,s....' .s'.' s's.s..s'' 1.''N
Gre ON. fr. lot 25xiO3. n g ave and 81 q $3.50
q room, br. bath and con. cellar. Caro-
line 81 ........ neutrality-suspicious.. 35tO
Ianier Heights, an elegant residence 1850
Y. II. SYPHERD * 60,
1907 street.
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NTARSuaL.L uiLL!!I

nj A"S"AiI "AtI'''
STEAMER W. W. CoRCORAN
Leaves every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
aud Thursday ut 10 a. m, reaching
Washington ut p. m.
Leaves every Friday and SATURDAY. at 10 a. m.
aud G:l5 y. m, reaching Washington
at p, IN, and 1880 p. m,
Leaves every Sunday at 1870 a, m, and . 30 p.
m, reaching Washington at p. m.
and s p. IN.
Fare round trip 25c.
STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON
Leaves every Sunday for Marshall Hal at 3 p.
m. from wharf OF Str. w. W, Corcoran,
reaching Washington at S!lb p, m.
Fare round trip 45c.
JOS @. McKIBBIN,
Marshall Hall, Nd.
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FOR SALE...L0TS.
EOR SALE-

FOR SALE
Beautiful business site on East canitol st,
near Capitol. lot 30lsxGN corner lot; price
$3.50.
j. w.P. MYERS & son.
1tps N " nyp
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DIVER VIEW FOR 1887.

DIVER VIEW IOR 1887.
III Washingtoniaus' most popular resort.
steamer MARY WASHINGTON
will leave her wharf every sunday at 10 a. M
and 3 p IN. Returning at = and D. m. Tick,
ets, 95c. Every Wednesday AT n, m, and $3.50
p. m. Returning ~ and II y. III. Tickets,
25c. Family days at River View every Sat"r-
day, leaving at 10 u. m. Returning at 53J p.
M. Tickets, Zoe. Frof. Proctor's Dancing
School Reunion at River View every Saturday
evening, Leaving at O3O y, M, returning at II
y. IN, Tickets. ejc. Dancing down and back
and at the grounds ON the largest pavilion on
ihu Potomac River on all trips except sunday.
Fine brass band ON sunday, No Objectionable
parties SLOWED on any of the above trips. For
charters, etc, ,apply to
u. s. RANDALL, Captain.
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EOR SALE

r -.
seven.room house on II h ST, lot 10xl00. with
frame stable; Is near to wiuu alley; ma ~
easily converted into business property; price
Si,5OV.
J.w. +. MYERS & son,
ltnS N Y ave.
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rOR RIGHTEOUSNESS
EEHT-

J'oR RENT-Trame House, OIL East
Il CAPITOL 81. : rooms, gas and water, si7.
GEO. y HARiIlN, 3i0 ri uvese.
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DOR SALE-Beautiful Three-Story,
Il s-room house, pressed brick front, bay
finished In hard wood; has tiled freplaces,
plate-glass mirrors, etc. etc, and Is situated
on U 1t, bet 18th and 10th SITS W. Price, only
$1,000. j. W. r. MYERS S SON,
1ins N Y nva
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EXCURSIONS,


MARSHALL HALL.
The steamer John W. Thompson will leave
Sunday, August Z, for
MARSHALL HALL
at o p. M, from wharf of steamer W. W. Cor
coran; returning, reaching Washington at s:i5
Pm.
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EOR sALE-lO Lots, East Fronts,
aud o: all on grade; sidewalks and asphalt
pavements. These lots are most desirably
located In the finest section of the city, and
will be sold singly or altogether. Any one
wishing to buy lot to build home on will
find these most pleasantly situated and prices
low for locality.
NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO.,
lilO st n W.
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EXCURSIONS.
'oNLIGur EXCURSION.

ASNO''o'o'sO'
NIOoNLIGUr EXCURSION.
The new and thoroughly equipped steamer
HENRY Il. BISHOP
will leave stephouson's wharf, foot Of 7th st.,
at1 o'clock p. IN. SATURDAY, Aug. O. for q
sail of Fifty Miles down the Potomac and re-
turn.
Fare 25 cents.
Tickets Tor sale at tho wharf.
HENRY BROS. & co.
CPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING
y EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, FORT MON
ROE. VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW,
plNEY pN,o POINT AND CoRNFIELD
Palace Steamer GEORGE LEARY, sATUR-
DAY, August O, $50 y, M, from Seventh
street wharf.
Returning, leave Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Co.'S wharf (only fifty feet from virginia
Beach Railroad Depotl upon arrival of the
train from the Beach, and from the Boston
wharf at i:30 p m. sunday, arriving In wash
ington T u. IN. Monday.
To Norfolk and return. Sc so; to Fort Mon
roe and return, $3.50; TO virginia Beach and
return, including dinner at Beach, 81. .25; to
Ocean View and return, including dinner at
HOTEL s3.25; to Fort Monroe and return, In
cludng breakfast and dinner at lIygeia
Hotel, 81 30.
Secure rooms and tickets at GO and 1851
PENNSYLVANIA ave and at Company once,
7th-st wharf. WIN. 7. WEIGH,
supt. and Gen. Agent.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

M hNTED-By Respectable White
w woman, place as cCok; also chamber
maid; Is willing and obllging. Please call at
u FentOn place W.
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DOR SALE-Fiftsen Elegant Lots IN
Il southwest section, near Md ave ana
Smithsonian Institution: fine opportunity for
erty TWENTY-FIVE houses eau be erected aud
ready sales made
Lot on south side of Rhode Island avenue.
near Iowa Circle: beautiful building lot; u
feet front and so feet deep to a wide alley;
price moderate ard terms easy.
Fix brick houses in northwest section on
line Of Belt r II. cars, now paging 10 per
cent; price s6,Tt0.
SEVERAL new houses, 7rooms each; all mod
ern improvements; northwest section, near
Idth st; price, $500.
on which nine houses can be erected and
ready sales obtained: desirable corner.
j. W. P. MYERS & son,
Ma
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

TOR sALE-Takoma Park, new i0-room
Il house, complete In every respect, with
nearly an acre OF ground; we'll shaded and
thoroughly graded; beautifully located, near
depot; will be sold for less than cost:
BANTER & MCGOWAN,
1nls. mn L at
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essnMOORE Il sCHLEY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
90 Broad street, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES:
r. Wall st., NY. ia South sd st., Phila.
Connected with I. A. Evans b Co., Boston;
z. l.. Brewster q Co., Chicago; Corson & Ma.
cartney, Washington; Warren & Quarles,
Richmond.
Private Wire Connections. Buy and sell
Stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous Securities
on New York Stock Exchange.
sw.DR. j. A. MCLEAN, Dentist,
~ 7i6 Twelfth street.
Firstclass work at moderate prices. Gold
and AmaRam filling. Artificial Crowns per.
maneatly attached to roots. Gold-ined Rub
Der plates; satisfaction guaranteed. Gentle
treatment assured.
WANTED hElS...fsMALE.
The .foRo,etng eiasS or ddUertiseRssgts, such
notices, four lines or less, one time, % cents;
mo tDts, 40 ceats: Mree times, so esats.
w ANTED-A Good white Woman or
w girl to do housework OF four and stay
at night gooi home, Call at 503 Bst Sc.
WANTED Dress Making by the
w day. Apply to j f., drcss'makor, Jl9
9Th st n W.
w rASTED-A Girl, Either white or
w colored, for general house work; no
Wa'hing or ironing, Apply at @S 1th 81 u ",
w AN1Ep-A Girl or Settled woman
W twhiiel, to cook, wash aud iron IN u
private family; references roqurtl. call at
!2G + 80 II altur p N.
JNANTED- white Woman to do
w washing and Ifuuing for family uf i've
at her hgmg. Addtt., ~ call n % lth tn W
w ArTED-h woman or GIrl
W either white or c1'urci' four IN iun'
ly no washing ~ irpululi references re-
qulcd. Apply at orcsnt iil. stl,st nv,
| Fn-ChambrrInsld ut NEW
w YORK CuOr liul'SE, cor 'th and D
| fts u v; white solllcl wumln prttrrrcl,
| w AhTED-OIOI Il u VA Girl to dn
| W Homework and assist about washing
| ana ironing references required
w ANlED-Ata aie Ind ave, AN Hon
| W cst house gil.
| w ED-Jndustiious. Neat aud
| w willing young co0reI woman US chan.
| ltIuald and dining room servant In small
| nuily; must come well recommended, Ap
| w TASTED-At Othstnw,a u Good
|
| w ANTEu-A Good, strong Colored
| w woman for general housuWOrk. Apply,
| with references. ut l2s5 10 NV.
| Nv ANTED a Girl for General
| w housewurk; small family. Apply at
aOli 9th II W.
WAITED hEtP-..MAi.E.
| yTANTED-Either Boy or Girl Who
| w will appreciate good home and de q
| sires To learn 4 trade, Apply to i!! ave II
| ", "a toOi,
| VIZ VANTED- Stout Colored BOY,
| " about IS years old, Apply LIE DROIH
| Dining Rooms, bia Z 81 II W.
| -=s--. - - -
WANTED SITUATIONS.
| NJ hNTED-By Respectable White
| w woman, place as cCOk; also a chamber
maid; Is willing and obllging. Please call at
u Fenton plscenw.
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WANTED HOUSES.

WANTED-Dlr from owners, houses
w IN all parts Of the city and suburbs to
rent to first class tenants,
MclACIiLEN S BAToHELDER,
1875 4 st n w.
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E'UR Sa LE-Grent BaiguinS If sold at
Il oncc--TwO-stury and basement brick, all
mod imrs, on 18th - II "; lot - feet front;
price only S0,0G0,
W; rents for $40 per month; price only $500.
j. w. 2. MiERS 3 SON. llgS y Y ave.
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THE New York IPor'd SAYS that the
surplus should be stopped by reducing
the taxes that produce IT, "anl the
President would have done far better
10 call Congress together to perform
this plain duty than to sanction de.
vice that must be oxtIayagant to sue.
coed, but which is almost certain to
prove futile" But what assurance
could he have that Congress would
perform this plain duty?" How long
has Congress been Intellectually tinker
ing on this very thing?
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GIYMoNT,

Steamer, PILOT BOY
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WANTED---R0nMS.

yNANTED-Gentic In the Pub
w lie service desires furnished room; no
questions asked Address II. q. FISHER,
City +. O,
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EOR SALE-Two Room Frame
l. houses. two squares north of the bound
ary. near nth y extended, with AGO feet of
land; price a1.915.
J.w.P. MYERS & son,
1IlS
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NTANIED-To Rent, by August 10,
w or 4 unfurnishcd communicating
rooms suitable for light housekeeping; rent
not 10 exceed Si5 per month; northwest pre-.
fertcd. references exchanged. Address
JOHNSON Critic Office.
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l'oH RENT-A House and store; Can
L he rented separate; also n set Of flats,
furnished or unfinished, cheap: also prop
erty for sale northwest or southwest. Apply
at Y IL Ii IL Ii ".
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THOMAS j. FISHER d CO.,
1921 II street northwest,

4 OR RENT-S-Koom, bay window
4 brick; every convenience; range, L.
trohes. open CRATES, etc Apply to ID. j. MA
CARTY, owner aOi V st NV
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THE Cincinnati Commercial Gdzette
says of the "once notorious and much
abused Boss Shepherd" that he
"made the money fly while he had con.
trol, but he did magnificent work In
the improvement Of Washington, and
is now highly praised, where he was
once denounced as arpbber." Itstrikes
us that our esteemed Cincinnati con.
temporary, which Is now failing the
District Commissioners vita somewhat
monotonous pertinaaily, might deiGce
a moral from IFS own tale
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Experience of a jackson County Girl.


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. n.-The
last issue of the Willows, Gal,
Journal says that s. few days since
man walked up to the clerk of
the hotel and asked for lodgings
In aconversation the startling an
rneuncemcnt was made that he was
awoman forced to don mans at
tire by a brutal husband. Persis-
tant inquiries brought out the in-
formation that her name was
Mary Lane. She was married a
year ago in Jackson county, Ore
gon. The newly married couple
started to California. In Shasta
valley they made stop, and the
husband secured work, chopping
wood. After working short
time he proposed that his wife
should assist in the work. TO
enforce acquiescence be took all
her clothes and burned them. He
then furnished her with overalls,
jumper and heavy boots, and
threatened her with death if she
did not obey. Accordingly she
commenced chopping wood. Then
she went into the hay field as a
regular hand. At one place her
sex was discovered and she was
discharged. Whatever money was
earned the husband appropriated,
and spent in gambling and drink
ing.
A week ago they came to Ger
man town, where the husband Sc
cured work for both, carrying
sacks. The work was too heavy,
and the wife determined to flee
from her bondage. Once before
she had tried to escape but was
caught by herhusband and beaten.
This time she waited till her hus-
band was engaged at labor when
she started out OH foot to Willows.
Through the kindness of several
ladies she was given proper cloth
ing and assured of protection.
She then Immediately started to
Oregon, where her brother resides.
Citizens purchased ticket and
supplied her with the necessary
money and clothing for the trip. :
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J. w. Conn.

Printed matter. may be copied
en- any paper of an absorbent
nature by dampeuing the surface
with a weak solution. of acetate of
iron and pressing in an ordinary
copying press. Old writing may
also be copied on unsized paper If
wet with weak solution of sui
phate of iron mixed with simple
solution of sugar sirup.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai BIZ
IN virtue OF chattef mortgage made ana
executed by James g.. Iss1cs and ehAs. Ds,
Wis to and In favor Of r. n. CaTnahans doing
business under the Hxln name ct ~. Gag.
-naifan & Co.. In the city 1f ASfofi4s fef the
sam of s36o00 and interest thereon freD the
-ftiI dayof Aprn, leeze The ,sateseSsen peg
eent. per anRHni, togethAr With t9Stsorasy
ices, and costs % sale: q aad on ns2d = cS.sy cSSsy 2
sop, state OF Oregon, levy UPON the following
6sssd5 described pssReX ss y ssis @e$egs sns %.
together with ali and singulaE xe1Vpa.el.
tackle: furniture and nosn ~ =; sss ns5slss ,sSIss
beach OF the Colnmpta rites, In ClatseP
county. Oregon, and shalf Psocsed e seu
the same at pnbltc auction tot the htgRest bid
der. for cash at the ftrnei6f Ufe. Qn the 18th
day or August. A. D.: fey. .st the eeW q 2
court house door. IN the city Of AsBeFis, to
satisfy said sum Of $36Q0o and tnteresf there
on, together with costs Of sale and le@uinE
costs. tE-<
Dated at Astoria. August llth, H.;
w. G. HOD8.
div <-%s~ Sherf9.
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Cushinas Couff Stfeef1ySeSSI6ent.

=
NOTICE is hereby giYsR that the a.
the city of Astoria, Gfats6p e66afy, Ore
gon, entitled an ordinance declaf{nk the
probable cost Of Improving Cush-
ings Court street TfroW nYEezt, ysth
to West 9Th street. which passed
the !. common council Of said city
on the 26th day of july, 1SSE94a was
approved by the mayor of ySa&f city
on the 1st day of XOnuSk 1N1f. for
the Improvement. Of Cnsidngx Court
street in said, eitys as laid out and re-
cOrGea-by. j, .-ShiyelY AeD-lts Inter
section with West Eighth street. to its
Intersection With West q Ei1t6 sgeet in
the manner provided by ldtnanee No.
sso, 9 OF said d,s sitg. spHtled, ,ssa osdaance
proving Cushings Court streeE,-from
West Sth to oAEest- 9th street" which OF
dinance. passed the common council Of
said city on the 21st day Of June, 1881,
and was approved by the said mayor ON
the 2Sth day of June, 1E71 QheHch OF
| the following described lots fIQ443ng on
said portion of said street, lis l9G dua
and payable at the Office OF oE6ee city
treasurer, in u. S. gold OF Cs&lver
coin, and unless paid within Eve days
of the f1aal publ !icati0n 0f hHHot,ee,
to-wit: Monday sApgast 22G aeo7, the
common council VIII order WTflnts IS
sued for the collection thereof. zThe as-
sessment is as follows. 49,
r. Carruthery, lot 8, block No. t1s, 622
yards excavation; cost Of excavation,
S13O50; cost Of pIanking, $4,000 cost OF
sidewalk, $4,000; total cost. $3.50.
John w. <Welch, s. F. 3WoQdT D. Il /.
Welch and Mary /. Herrsn,: fok No. /,
bloc Is5 208 yards excaystiun; fost ct
excavation, $500 cest OF :plenkiag,
$1,000; total cost. Sloaoo:
No. o. is3: s ss4 ?: Yards al s excassss; @ i cost % of
excavation, $3.50; cost of plankIngs
$4,000; total cost, S14S.50- sa
BY order of the common E1y1e&
Attest.- T.S.JEVtEIT.
Auditor and, pU1fEe SDaee.
sASf0rra Auaaaak 2rdx. fSn7 . esl1..eer
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Stockholders, Meeting.

THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
Il ing of the o. r. L. and B. Association
will be held on Wednesday, August 24th,
1887, asa P..aas in Odd Fellows Hall, for the
pgrpose, of eIeeting directors. and attending
to such other business as may come before
the meeting A. J.MEGLER.
Secretary.
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"Rcad re for my Csrse, endbe patient
that ye may yrc.d.;,--SHAEEsYEssss
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Notice,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIYfN 4Hx4HHE
IN. Board Of EquAlizsfion fBaatsop
county VIII meet one Aonlia3 nth.
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Returning leave KamIn's farm Saturday,
at A. NJ. when tide viii permit, ARRIVING at
Astoria about ga. NJ, leaving Astoria az D
P. NJ. for Kamm's farm and YounS's River
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CONSUMPTION.

winch Is scrofulous Disease of the Lungs,
ts promptly and certainly arrested and cured BY
this God-given remedy, II taken before the last
stages of the disease are reached. From its won
deru power over this terribly fatal disease, when
first Offering this now celebrated remedy to the
public, DR. PIERCE thought Seriously Of calling it
his Consumption Cure" but abandoned
thas name es too limited for medicine which,
from its wonderful combination OF tonic, OF
strengthening alternative, or bood-cleansing, anti
bilious, PICTORIAL, and nutritive properties, Is
unequaled, not only as remedy for consumption
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During the first six months of
the present year 1926 deaths
from cholera occurred in Chill, al
though the government within the
same periodspeht over one million
dollars in. combating the epidemic.
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MA knd reliable Medicines are
-ON the best to depend upon.
Acker's Blood Elixir has been pre-
scribed for years for all Impurities OF
the Blood. In every form of Scrofu-
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it is Invaluable. For rheumatism,
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